TO: CLUB FOR GROWTH ACTION

FROM: BRYON ALLEN

SUBJECT: FL CD-17 POLL

DATE: AUGUST 13, 2018

Club for Growth Action’s recent poll of Republican primary voters in Florida’s 17th Congressional District showsGreg Steube with a significant lead over Julio Gonzalez. Steube’s favorables are rising while Gonzalez’sunfavorables have grown significantly. This combination has given Steube a commanding lead in the primary.

Name ID and Image:

Greg Stuebe’s favorables have increased by nearly 20 points from our survey a month ago and he has a strongimage with favorables more than twice his unfavorables.

Steube Image July 15-16 August 8-9

Name ID 54% 79% Favorable 24% 41% Unfavorable 9% 17%

On the other hand, Julio Gonzalez’s image has gotten significantly worse with a 25-point increase in hisunfavorables and only minimal improvement in his favorables. Gonzalez’s image is now upside-down withunfavorables more than half-again as large as his favorables.

Gonzalez Image July 15-16 August 8-9

Steube’s ballot share continues to grow and he’s now at nearly 40% while Gonzalez is stuck in the mid-teens.Steube has nearly two-and-a-half times the vote that Gonzalez has, a commanding lead with only a few weeksleft before the primary.

Ballot July 15-16 August 8-9

Steube 24% 39% Gonzalez 12% 16% Akins 8% 5% Undecided 56% 40%

Both leading indicators for election outcome look good for Steube. He leads by 27 points among voters whohave heard of both fSteube and Gonzalez and receives a majority of the vote among those with opinions ofboth.

Heard of Both Opinion of Both

Steube 46% 54% Gonzalez 19% 25% Akins 3% 4% Undecided 31% 18%

Methodology

WPA Intelligence conducted a study of likely Republican Primary voters in the 17th Congressional District ofFlorida.

WPAi selected a random sample of voters from the Florida voter file using Proportionate Probability Sampling(PPS) based on our turnout probability scores for each Florida voter. The sample for this survey was stratifiedbased on age, gender and geography. This methodology allows us to avoid post-survey “weighting” which canreduce the reliability of survey results.